St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
Bank clearings yesterday, S764, 591.s5

The new city hospital will open this week.
One case of scarlet fever was reported yes
terday.
There was no meeting of the park board
yesterday.
The Murphy club has arranged a pleasing
programme for this evening.
Percy WeadOn has resigned as manager Of
the Hennepin avenue theater.
Fourteen men were released from the
workhouse yesterday morning.
The Northwestern Hospital association will
hold its annual meeting Nov. 10.
The Caledonian club give a Halloween
ball at Curtis hall Monday evening
There will be meeting of Division No. 1,
A. o. H., at Windsor hall this afternoon.
Rev. DR.. II. c. Waddell will address the
White Cross society to-day at the First NJ. E.
church.
kid Higgins, a tough. was run in yester-
day by an inspector and will have hearing
Monday.
The new Congregational church in South
east Minneapolis will be dedicated in about
three weeks
The new All Saints Episcopal church on
Clinton avenue and Twentysixth street. will
be dedicated Nov 6.
Rev. D. e. Wells speaks on sPrison Re-
form" at the Franklin Avenue Presbyterian
church this morning.
Mrs. Della w. Norton begins course of
lectures on ''Divine Healing Monday even
ing at 81 Western avenue.
The second reception of the juvenile
classes Of Malcolm's dancing academy occurs
Saturday, Nov. 4, at 3 p. m.
The Swedish Mission tabernacle, corner
Eighth avenue south and Seventh street, will
be dedicated to-day, at p. m.
slow She Loved Him. will be played at
the Twenty seventh street hall the evening
of Nov % by the West End Dramatic club.
The Northwestern lodge of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen will give their
animal hall hall Thursday
ing.
General Freight Agents Schultz, of the
Chicago, Burlington & Northern, and Jack
son, of the Kanawaha Dispatch, are in the
city. N
r. j. Brown, an attache of the Grand.
severed his connection with that establish
ment last evening on account of pressure
of other business.
The new All Saints Episcopal church. on
Twenty-sixth street and Clinton avenue, will
be dedicated Nov. 6. Bishop Whipple is ex-
pected to officiate
A tramp having in his possession a white
and red striped horse blanket was arrested
last evening. The blanket awaits an owner
at police headquarters.
Hawley Merrill, four years old, was ar
ralgned in the municipal court yesterday on
a charge of assaulting Gertie Estis. The case
was continued until Monday.
The Minneapolis Clearing House associa-
ton met yesterday and passed resolutions of
president of the Security bank.
Judge Rea has accepted an invitation to de-
liver an address before the Grant Memorial
university at Athens, Pa, on the celebration
of Gen. Grants birthday, in April.
Why not keep your valuable papers, heir
looms and jewels safely? 1t costs but So per
year to rent box in the Minnesota Loan and
Trust company's safe deposit vaults.
A reception was given Rev. W. X. Marshall,
of the Thirteenth Avenue M. E. Church,
LriT1 nrryr rnf f6n,. 49,
Clelland, 1904 Tenth avenue south.
The ladies of Grace church will give
Halloween party tomorrow evening in the
church parlors. The programme will be
music, charades, visions and tableaux
F. A. Atwater, formerly proprietor of the
Clark house. is now resident of Los Angeles,
Cal, and holds the Office of treasurer for the
Pasadena, Los Angeles & Long Beach rail
road.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Ole Anderson and Cora SimOndson, Andrew
Josephson and Annie Anderson. Arthur
Hatch and Hannah Andrus, John Jones and
Kate Morris, CLAUS Sunby and Maria John
son, Emil F. Renis and Maggie Brooks.
The following meetings of council commit
tees are called for the ensuing week: Mon
day, gas, public grounds and buildings at 2
p. M. fire, at 3 p. m. Tuesday, water works.
at 10 a. NJ; police, 2 p. m. claims, 2:30 p.
m. Wednesday, sewers. at 9 p. m. Thurs
| day, streets, grades and additions. at p. m
| The New York association has elected the
| following officers: President, Fred Hooker
| vice presidents, William Powell, DR.. A. j.
| MurdOck secretary, j. M. Johnson: treas
| urer, William Cheney; executive committee,
| r. A. Bristol, chairman, r. A. Odell and A.
| L. Straight.
r. c. Kalkhoff, president of the Panorama
| company, has returned from Chicago, whittier
| he went to make arrangements for new pict-
| ure TO take the place of the present Battle
| of Atlanta" A selection of one out of the
three subjects offered for his approval will
| soon be made
| A prominent married man reported to the
| police night before last that he had lost a
| $500 diamond ring in First street house.
| The matter was placed in the hands of two
| inspectors, who went to the house, and after
| working three hours succeeded in getting the
| ring from the woman who had it.
Final arrangements have been made for
| series of social parties and receptions by the
| committee of arrangements of Grand Canton
| No. l. P. NJ, and Myrtle Lodge No. II d. OF
| H., l. o. o. F. The first of the series will be
| given on Thursday evening, Nov. 2, at their
hall, 2O1 Nicellet avenue. Canton Apollo
No. 2, of st. Paul, and Advance No. z, of
! East Minneapolis, will attend.
| DR.. A. w. Abbott will deliver free lecture
| Tor men only, tomorrow evening at o'clock
| on Some Strange AnaIogies Between Ami
mails and Plants under the auspices of st.
Marks Chapter No. 81 of the Brotherhood of
St. Andrew, in the Guild room, back Of ST.
Marks church, Sixth street south, between
Hennepin and Nicollet avenues The lecture
will be illustrated by blackboard. Men are
cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Sarah Farr entertained the news
boys at her home, 1919 Nicollet, Friday
evening with music, games and apples.
1t was very social and enjoyable time
to the boys.